County approved a resolution Monday to provide tax incentives in an attempt to land one of the largest investments in South ...

Spartanburg County is opening a Cold Weather Shelter for Wednesday and Thursday nights with the possibility of extending that ...

SPARTANBURG — This week offered Sparkle City and its growing tourism industry a chance to shine. South Carolina’s annual Governor's Conference on Tourism and Travel came to Spartanburg Feb ...

SPARTANBURG — Spartanburg County’s newest 945-acre nature park is set to open to the public in April. Glendale Nature Park is adjacent to Glendale Shoal’s northern border, creating a ...

My entire weekend was totally ruined by Sleep Inn. I still can not comprehend Sleep Inn calling a regular room as a handicapped room and everyone I talked to called room 315 a handicapped room.

There are several popular sleep supplements readily available, although their reported efficacy can vary significantly between individuals. Sleep supplements are not the same as over-the-counter ...

If you’ve been living off of half-baked REM cycles lately, even little things—like adding a soothing sleep spray to your nighttime routine—can help move the needle. The best sleep sprays are ...

Eating the right foods throughout the day could be the key to a good night’s rest. A growing body of research has found that some foods can help your body produce optimal levels of hormones that ...

"We encourage everyone to continue to use caution when traveling as needed." Spartanburg District 3 will operate on a regular schedule on Thursday, January 23, "after closely monitoring road ...

Not getting good sleep or enough of it is associated with an increased risk of heart disease, type 2 diabetes, stroke, and hypertension, not to mention the hit to your cognitive function.

And how to actually get better rest, according to experts. By Katie Mogg There’s no question that sleep is important for your health. Without enough of it, your risk of developing diseases such ...

The M Peters Group website promises that a "mixed-use development like no other" would be “coming soon" to the East Main Street section of downtown Spartanburg. That’s apparently not the case.